dv and convert to mp4 which then I could use in iMovie Mojave.

QUESTION: If that does not work out, would there be a program out there that I could safely download which could import. Apple Support says My Sony DCR-VX2000 is not supported by iMovie Mojave - I brought my 2010 Mac to a suggested Apple approved Service Center who will change my hard drive and bring it back to life - unfortunately they will have to download High Sierra as that is the oldest version they can access and I pray that it will support my camera. Unfortunately iMovie dropped so many frames the video is impossible to use. I purchased all the adaptor cables to connect my Sony DCR-VX2000 camera to my Mac and tried to import into iMovie Mojave. If you are looking for a DVD to iMovie converter to convert homemade DVDs to iMovie, then Handbrake for Mac will be your best choice. It would be awesome if I could import, edit and add them to my youtube channel for my kids and grand-kids to see. I just found a box of 30 year old movies on mini dv cassettes. Thank you Hi -My 2010 Mac died and I am now using my latest Mac 2017 Mojave. This film strip-shaped icon is in the drop-down menu. It's in the upper-right corner of the iMovie window. The last step is to hit the 'RUN' button at the bottom to start to convert DVD to iMovie within a few minutes yet without any quality loss.

It imports but its full of dropped frames so unfortunately useless. Click File, click Open, and double-click the iMovie project that you want to export to a DVD. Add a blank writable DVD disc to the optical drive of the Mac.

Click File on the menu bar and then click OneStep DVD from iMovie to import your project. My Sony DCR-VX2000 is not supported by imovie Mojave. Navigate to File > Share > File, review the data in a pop-up window.

Dvd to imovie